Indigo: an overview of the anti-detect browser

Indigo is a browser designed to create multiple individual profiles with unique Internet connection settings that can bypass anti-fraud systems and block online tracking. The service is focused on working with social networks, search engines, marketplaces, crypto exchanges, bookmakers, and online casinos. It will be useful for affiliate marketers, online advertising, and e-commerce specialists.

This article provides a complete review of the Indigo anti-detect browser, detailing its features and advantages, along with instructions on how to effectively use this tool.

Key features and benefits of the Indigo browser

Indigo's functionality and interface are specifically tailored for users who require advanced features to enhance anonymity, utilize anti-detect functions, manage multiple browser profiles, and facilitate teamwork. In this section, we'll briefly describe the key features of Indigo that are beneficial to users. Additionally, we will cover other aspects of the browser, including its own fingerprint database, capabilities for team collaboration, and quick setup options.

Arbitrage capabilities

The Indigo browser is specifically designed for arbitrage traders and online advertising specialists. It excels in bypassing spam filters, and anti-fraud systems, and ensuring anonymity during marketing campaigns across Google Ads, social networks, marketplaces, and forums.

Key features of Indigo useful for affiliate traders include:

• Multiple profile management: Indigo enables users to quickly set up and manage multiple browser profiles with automatic fingerprint generation. Each profile functions as a separate browser with unique parameters such as operating system, WebRTC, time zone, geolocation, screen resolution, and connected media devices.
• Proxy integration: the browser supports various connection types including POSSH, HTTP, Socks4, and Socks5, and allows for the integration of third-party IP changers like Bright Data and GeoSurf. Proxies need to be manually specified for each profile created.
• Emulation of manual text input: this feature helps in pasting text quickly into input forms while bypassing copy-paste input detection limitations, effectively mimicking manual typing.
• Creation and import of cookies: Indigo features the CookieRobot which automates the collection of cookies by mimicking human interactions. This robot visits random pages, scrolls through content, and lingers on texts and images to naturally collect cookies.
• Automation via API: the browser allows for the automation of various tasks through its API, which includes creating scripts, logging into accounts, filling out forms, sending messages, and operating web crawlers that engage with online data. Integration with CRM systems is also supported, although API access is limited to Scale and Custom plans.

These features collectively enhance the productivity, speed, and efficiency of arbitrage traders by focusing on essential tasks and streamlining complex processes.

Proprietary Fingerprint database 

Indigo Browser utilizes its proprietary fingerprint database to ensure a high level of anonymity and effectively bypass anti-fraud systems. The digital fingerprints used by Indigo include various options that closely mimic the characteristics of a user's actual device, making each browser profile appear unique and typical of regular user devices.

• User-Agent: this string identifies the user's browser, operating system, and device type, including details like the browser version and operating system specifics;
• Canvas fingerprint: a unique identifier that uses the browser's canvas API to render graphics, helping to distinguish one device from another based on how they render images;
• WebGL fingerprint: created using WebGL, this identifier captures data from the device’s graphics processing unit (GPU) and other related parameters to render 3D graphics, further differentiating devices;
• Audio fingerprint: based on the audio processing capabilities of the device, this captures specifics such as supported audio sample rates, the number of audio channels, and other audio system characteristics;
• Additional identifiers: include IP addresses, screen resolution, CPU core count, RAM size, and installed browser plugins;
• System settings: captures and replicates system language, time zone, and installed system fonts.

By allowing users to fine-tune these parameters, Indigo’s fingerprint database enables the creation of distinct and undetectable browser fingerprints that blend seamlessly with those of typical users, enhancing privacy and security online.

Team collaboration features 

Indigo includes a teamwork section designed to facilitate collaboration among users. This feature allows for the transfer of profiles between accounts while preserving essential data such as cookies, bookmarks, browser fingerprints, local storage data, proxy settings, and plugins. Teamwork functionality is available in the Team, Scale, and Custom subscription plans.

Quick setup

The Indigo browser interface is designed for efficiency, allowing users to create and configure a new browser profile in just 30 seconds. By default, all critical settings such as operating system, browser type, time zone, and geolocation are pre-configured. The service automatically generates fingerprints rapidly, adapting them across different browser profiles by selecting options like screen resolutions, graphics cores, system fonts, and other parameters to ensure they appear statistically reliable.

For users who prefer more tailored configurations, the “Advanced Settings” tab offers deeper customization options. Within this tab, most parameters—including interface language, operating system bit depth, number of connected media devices, and support for Local Storage and IndexedDB—are set randomly to enhance anonymity. However, users can manually adjust these settings to meet specific requirements by entering their desired parameters directly.

Subscription plans for the Indigo browser

Indigo provides four different subscription tariffs, catering to a variety of user needs. To access these services, Indigo offers a 7-day trial period. Activation of the trial requires users to register and subscribe to their Telegram channel, a common practice among anti-detect browsers that often also necessitates verification.

Solo — starter plan 

The minimum subscription price for Indigo is €99 per month. This plan allows users to create up to 100 profiles and provides access to all basic browser features. However, it does not include team collaboration options or API access. This particular plan is best suited for self-employed users such as freelancers and social media professionals who are managing smaller projects.

Team — for small teams

The Team plan for Indigo is priced at €199 per month and is tailored specifically for small teams. It encompasses all the basic features of the Indigo web browser and allows the creation of up to 300 profiles. Additionally, this plan supports teamwork functionalities for up to three team members. It facilitates easy profile transfers between team members and includes a session lock indicator that can limit access to active profiles for enhanced security and management.

This subscription is particularly well-suited for small startups, advertising agencies, and marketing departments within small companies.

Scale — for advanced users 

The Scale tariff for the Indigo browser is priced at €399 per month. This plan allows for the creation of up to 1000 browser profiles and includes the option to add up to 7 team members. Additionally, it provides access to the API, enhancing the capability for automation and integration with other systems. These features make the Scale tariff particularly suitable for most advertising agencies and marketing departments of medium to large companies.

Custom — customized plan

This plan is tailored for clients with specific needs, particularly suitable for large-scale projects such as organizing bot farms. It offers complete flexibility with no fixed price and no restrictions on the number of profiles or team size. All conditions, including features and capacities, are customized according to the individual requirements of each client, ensuring a personalized approach to accommodate extensive and varied operational demands.

When opting for an annual subscription, Indigo offers a significant incentive—a 25% discount on the total cost. Furthermore, Indigo has an affiliate program that allows users to earn substantial rewards. Through this program, a user receives 50% of the first payment made by each new referral they bring to the platform. Withdrawals from the affiliate earnings can be made once a user has successfully invited and secured payments from 20 different users.

This flexible tariff structure and the added benefits of the affiliate program underscore Indigo's commitment to catering to a diverse range of users.

Indigo interface 

The Indigo browser offers a user-friendly interface available in both Russian and English, ensuring it caters to a diverse user base. The design is clean and straightforward, free from excessive settings, banners, or advertising, which enhances usability. Users also have the option to customize their visual experience by choosing between a dark or light interface mode.

All profiles

The profiles page in the Indigo browser is intuitive and user-friendly. On the left, there are buttons for creating new permanent and one-time profiles. The tabs at the top allow users to sort profiles into categories: “All profiles”, “Groups”, and “Unassigned”. The main part of the page is devoted to a list of already created profiles, where you can see the name of the profile, the date it was last modified, and the “Start” button.

The profile management menu is accessed through an icon with three vertical dots. This menu offers options for editing, transferring, cloning, and exporting a profile. Additionally, users can launch CookieRobot from this menu and import cookies.

Team members

In this section, users can add or delete an account, as well as modify its access rights to either launch only or to launch, edit, and create.

Clicking the “Add team member” button opens a window that allows you to invite a new team member, link a group of browser profiles to them, and assign specific access rights. Afterward, the main menu updates to show a list of new members along with their current status, indicating whether each user has installed the Indigo browser and created an account.

My account

The first tab of the “My account” section provides detailed information about your Indigo account, including the type of subscription, token, and logs. This is also where you can change your password.

In the “Default profile settings” tab, you have the option to set the default language for the built-in anonymous browsers, Stealthfox and Mimic. Additionally, you can select the preferred screen resolution—real, minimum, or maximum—and choose to enable features such as saving passwords, bookmarks, and browser history.

Within the general settings of Indigo, users can select the interface language for the Indigo application itself, enable widgets, and receive notifications about profile updates.

Plugins

This section of Indigo enables you to manage plugins that are integrated into the browser. By default, it displays three pre-installed plugins: Bright Data, GeoSurf, and POSSH. To view a detailed description of each plugin and to activate or deactivate them, you need to click on the gear icon.

Step-by-step profile creation in Indigo

To create a profile in Indigo, follow these steps.

1. Open the application and select “New” to create a permanent browser profile or “Quick” for a temporary profile that will be automatically deleted when you are finished.
2. Come up with a convenient name for your profile, select your operating system and browser, time zone, and geolocation. To connect a proxy, select “Edit proxy settings”.